NB - I will make comparisons to the Grand Hyatt in this review. I have stayed there before and planned to again, however I chose the Mirimar due to budget. I stayed here for 2 nights in early August in a "King deluxe" room (initially only planned to stay one night - funny story about this later). I think this... more

i agree with Elephy on the location of Miramar i had stayed at another 5-star hotel 5 days earlier , right smack in the city , with the 24 hour convenince store , dante coffee, subway, and macdonalds, night markets, MRT, etc i then spent 5 days at Miramar. Outside the Mirama, there were no eateries, fastfood or 7-Eleven/Family Mart.... more

I booked this hotel because it's rather new & I heard the rooms are big. Even though the hotel is quite a distance from the shops & eateries & Zhongxiao Xinsheng MRT, the walk to nearby amenities is nice & pleasant. When I first arrived at the hotel, my cabby stopped me at the side of the road as he... more

Overall a pretty good hotel though I disagree with some who rated it as 5 stars. The hotel is limited in the areas of limited restaurant outlets (only 1 restaurant, 1 cafe and 1 bar) and lack of 24 hrs room services. That aside, staff service is first rate and the room is spacious and nicely decorated. Personally I would... more

Another well reviewed hotel on Trip advisor that turned out to be spot on. Thanks everyone. Stayed here for nearly a week and what a nice place to stay. As with all places, there is always a down side and I will get this out the way first. A lack of local cuisine in the restaurant! On the first night,... more

We had a layover in Taipei and thought we might as well see Taroko Gorge and some of the city for a few days. We booked this place based on previous recommendations of other Trip Advisors and the place exceeded our expectations. The breakfast buffet for two is included in the price quoted at the hotel website with a very... more

I just stayed, for my second time, at the Miramar Garden Taipei during Computex Taipei 2008. I knew since my first visit that this was a very special place. This is the best hotel—hands down—in Taipei! The rooms are spacious and spotless, and the shower has two separate shower heads in which to choose from—both with powerful pressure. There’s an... more

Totally impressed. Five star quality rooms for only $150 US per night. Your own computer, free internet, your own fax machine, widescreen television, and yes.... heated toilet seats! Getting here is another plus. Apparently in Taipei you're either staying by the airport, or you're going downtown with everyone else, which is just under an hour away. That's the way it... more

This is a great alternative to the usual biz hotels in Taipei. Large, very well-appointed rooms, excellent service, decent breakfast and free internet. Don't you just hate it when you've paid $200+ a night and the hotel charges you for internet access...well I know I do, so to have complimentary access (both wi-fi and LAN) was very pleasing. As was... more